Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Presentation is loading. Please wait.

By Karen Lopez Period. 5. It started on December 16 th 1944 until the mid of January 1945.

Similar presentations


Presentation on theme: "By Karen Lopez Period. 5. It started on December 16 th 1944 until the mid of January 1945."— Presentation transcript:

1 By Karen Lopez Period. 5

2 It started on December 16 th 1944 until the mid of January 1945

3 It took place in France, Belgium and Luxembourg

4 The Ardennes, Belgium, at the Siegfried line

5 The allies of the U.S. were Britain and France. They were against Germany (Hitler) Hitler wanted to break it apart so he ordered a massive attack on the American forces. (Know as the Ardennes Offensive )

6 The Ardennes Offensive attack work for two days but after that Britain, America, and France counter attacked. Then the Allies had experience through the first jet bombers.

7 The allies (Britain, France, and America) and Germany. The Nazi

8 The 1st SS Panzer Division, led by Lieutenant-Colonel Joachim Peiper, had to make their way back to Germany on foot. This was the unit that was responsible for the Malmédy Massacre. Joachim PeiperMalmédy Massacre The Sixth Panzer Army, led by Sepp Dietrich, was to lead the attack and to capture AntwerpSepp Dietrich The Fifth Panzer Army, led by Manteuffel, was to capture American Forces and to capture the strategic road The Seventh Army, led by Brandenberger, was to attack the southern flank to make sure that the American force wouldn’t be able to do anything.

9 The allies won because the Germans had abandon their vehicles.

10 It is important because it was the largest battle that happen in World War two. Also because it was the last chance for Germany going against the Allies. It was also part of world war 2

11 http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/battle_of_the_b ulge.htm http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/battle_of_the_b ulge.htm http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_the_Bulge


Download ppt "By Karen Lopez Period. 5. It started on December 16 th 1944 until the mid of January 1945."

Similar presentations


Ads by Google